GetFTR has developed a service which will signpost researchers to Open Access and free content while searching in a discovery service which has integrated with GetFTR, or when using the GetFTR Browser Extension.
Following a successful beta, the GetFTR Browser Extension officially launched last month and feedback has been overwhelmingly positive. The GetFTR Browser Extension is free-to-use resource…
ACS is the latest publisher to integrate GetFTR with their article references. This means GetFTR indicators will signpost
GetFTR, the service which helps streamline the researcher’s journey from discovery to access, has announced the launch of the GetFTR Browser Extension. The free GetFTR browser extension extends the core service
GetFTR announces new partners including CABI, Edward Elgar and the Royal College of Surgeons of London; launches the Browser Extension; publishes their product roadmap; publishes new Case Studies and lists the events…
GetFTR is delighted to welcome three new publishing organizations, all of whom have recently gone live with GetFTR
At the start of 2022, Elsevier announced a collaboration to make articles from selected journals from five of the largest publishers and societies visible and discoverable on ScienceDirect.
Sage becomes the latest publisher to join the GetFTR – Get Full Text Research – service, providing users of its research quicker access to the published content they are entitled to via their institutional subscriptions as well as access to the latest hybrid..
The year is flying by and we have lots of exciting news to share with you ahead of the holiday season. We have new partner announcements including OUP, GSL, and ResearchGate as well as product news…
We are delighted to share an update on the GetFTR Browser Extension. This service works with major discovery resources such as Google Scholar, PubMed, Web of Science and EBSCO Discovery Service, signalling….
